Experts agree that it's best to pass, for now, on the latest generation of WiFi routers, sold under names like "Wireless-N." The latest routers promise speeds up to six times faster than those using the older industry standard for WiFi, but don't adhere to a finished standard of their own.
December 28, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Q: I see there is a lot of new WiFi gear in stores that promises faster speeds for my home wireless network. Is it time to upgrade?
A: Probably not. Experts agree that it’s best to pass on the latest generation of WiFi routers, sold under names like “Wireless-N,” and wait at least a few months for the next one.
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